Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-07-02
T~ELEeRAPHIC NEWS.
The outside World In a Brief way

Lie OTllulIldi OOuIL vi
sentenced Charles w. Owens, Iraiah
Waters, John Brandan, John B. San
ner and William J. Byrne, judges and
clerks of election in the First Ward,
to two years each in jail. James d..
Hamlin, judge Of election OF the Eight
zenith Ward, was sentenced to two
years in Jail and to pay a fine OF $685.
Henry Heintzering forfeited his bail
and did not appear for sentence. All
of these were convicted of fraud in the
last municipal election. The SEN
tence has created CONSERVATION among
the ward politicians. There are
several more to be tried.
Williams, the murderer and the horse
thieves who broke Jail at Blackfoot,
Idaho, were captured Yesterday. They
made themselves known at a ranch,
| where they had breakfast. The
rancher raised the neighborhood and
pursued the fugitives, who were
brought to bay. Theyresisted and the
ranchers sent for reinforcements and
when they arrived the Jail breakers
surrendered. In the melee Williams
was shot in the foot. One of the
prisoners escaped and is at large; the
others were taken to Eagle Rock.
Commencing Wednesday, the Lake
Shore and Mississippi Valley Depart
ment of American Shipping and In
dustrial League will hold a convention
in Chicago, to devise means OF influence
ing Legislation in behalf of the revival of
American shipping interests and the
restoration of the American flag upon
the seas. About three hundred dele
gates are expected to be present. They
are Governors OF States, Mayors of
cities, merchants and members OF
boards of trade.
The Secretary of the Treasury has
sent a silver medal to Miss Edith
Clark OF San Francisco, in recognition
of her gallant conduct in rescuing
from drowning a fellow schoolmate OF
the Convent of Our Lady of the
| Sacred Heart at Oakland, on August
81 of last year. Miss Clark sprang
into the water after her struggling
friend, and brought her to the shore
with great danger to herself.
Ten Brock, the famous thorough
bred horse, died at Lexington, Key,
| yesterday. The owner thinks the
cause of his death was apoplexy.
The horse was Is years old, and his
owner refused $4,000 for him last
week.
The law which provided for the i'm
mediate execution without trial OF
train-wreckers in Mexico has been
| very effective and, it is believed, made
train-wrecking a thing OF the past in
that country.
A man hanged himself in a cherry
| tree at Jerome Park, New York. The
body was found with the head hang
ing downward, the rope having
broken and his foot catching in a
crotch OF the tree.
The Catholic News received a cable
gram from Rome stating that the de-
parture Of Monsignors Persico and
Gualdi on a mission to Ireland had
been indefinitely postponed.
A fire at the Union Stock Yards,
| Chicago, caused a loss of over 81, 900
900. Between six and seven hundred
hogs were cremated. Several fireman
were injured.
An American offered G500 for a
| ticket of admission to Westminster
Abbey on the occasion of the jubilee
services.
Jacob Sharp is confined in the Lud-
low street Jail, where his wife and
daughter attend him. He evidently
suffers much pain, and has eaten very
little for several days.
Many changes in the Civil Service
rules pertaining to the marking OF ex-
animation papers will shortly be pre-
scented to the President for his ap-
prevail.
DIR. McGlynn says the United La
Dor party is well organized, and
would have up a candidate for the
Presidency in 1888.
The leader of the fashionable Hun
garian Band at Paris has been ar
rested on suspicion of being a Prus-
sian spy.
Secretary Lamar has been urged to
reclaim large tracts of land held by
the st. Joseph and Western railroad.
The Archbishop Of Cologne has ex-
communicated Baron Schumacher for
challenging Aaron Schorlemer.
William Birey and his brother of
New Jersey have been cheated out of
nearly 1000 by Texas sharpers.
1t is asserted that Nine. Bernhardt
on her return to Paris, will be read
mitted to the Coincide Franchise.
Jubilee week has caused the dis
cussion of politics in Parliament to be